EPISODE · Oct 30, 2023 · 17 MIN
322: How Does the Ecosystem Work In A Multi-Ethnic Church?
from The One Thing · host Reach Australia
In this second part of the conversation Ben and Mark dig into how ecosystem thinking works in a multi-ethnic church. You should listen to the first part of the conversation. Loving God (especially on a Sunday) Think about who's up front Think about how they are presented Consider different prayer styles Consider singing in different languages Mission Use story telling When reading the Bible use 5 simple questions: Remember the gospel has different implications for different people Serving People People from some cultures will need multiple taps on the shoulder Membership Run membership moments not courses Remember food is very important: quality and quantity Deep in the Word Keep in mind names and illustrations Simplify and watch for too much detail Remember the importance of kids spots SHOW NOTES: Understanding the Ecosystem in our Framework ebook Resources Ben and Mark Recommend: Telling the Gospel Through Story by Christine Dillon Changing Lanes, Crossing Cultures: Equipping Christians and Churches for Ministry in a Culturally Diverse Society by Andrew Philip Schachtel, Choon-Hwa Lim, Michael Kenneth Wilson Discipling in a Multicultural World by Ajith Fernando Webpages: 10 Things I have Learned About Culture by Ray Galea Multi Cultural Ministry by Caleb Rosado The Multi-Ethnic Church Hasn't Lived Up To It's Promise by Korie Little Edwards Planting Centenary: 25. 1 Transitioning Roles to Plant https://reachaustralia.com.au/reach-australia-podcast-25-1-transitioning-roles-to-church-plant-stepp... Cross Cultural Reach Australia Podcast Episodes: 23.1 Reaching Australian Hindus 23.2 Reaching Vietnamese Australians 23.3 Reaching Muslim Australians Join the Reach Australia WhatsApp Prayer Group CREDITS: The One Thing is brought to you by Reach Australia. For ideas or questions please email [email protected] To support the Reach Australia Online Library head here.
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In this second part of the conversation Ben and Mark dig into how ecosystem thinking works in a multi-ethnic church. You should listen to the first part of the conversation. Loving God (especially on a Sunday) Think about who's up front Think about how they are presented Consider different prayer styles Consider singing in different languages Mission Use story telling When reading the Bible use 5 simple questions: Remember the gospel has different implications for different people Serving People People from some cultures will need multiple taps on the shoulder Membership Run membership moments not courses Remember food is very important: quality and quantity Deep in the Word Keep in mind names and illustrations Simplify and watch for too much detail Remember the importance of kids spots SHOW NOTES: Understanding the Ecosystem in our Framework ebook Resources Ben and Mark Recommend: Telling the Gospel Through Story by Christine Dillon Changing Lanes, Crossing Cultures: Equipping Christians and Churches for Ministry in a Culturally Diverse Society by Andrew Philip Schachtel, Choon-Hwa Lim, Michael Kenneth Wilson Discipling in a Multicultural World by Ajith Fernando Webpages: 10 Things I have Learned About Culture by Ray Galea Multi Cultural Ministry by Caleb Rosado The Multi-Ethnic Church Hasn't Lived Up To It's Promise by Korie Little Edwards Planting Centenary: 25. 1 Transitioning Roles to Plant https://reachaustralia.com.au/reach-australia-podcast-25-1-transitioning-roles-to-church-plant-stepp... Cross Cultural Reach Australia Podcast Episodes: 23.1 Reaching Australian Hindus 23.2 Reaching Vietnamese Australians 23.3 Reaching Muslim Australians Join the Reach Australia WhatsApp Prayer Group CREDITS: The One Thing is brought to you by Reach Australia. For ideas or questions please email [email protected] To support the Reach Australia Online Library head here.
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